In Issue 535, anybody wonder why at times it sounded like the village was being invaded this past weekend? Learn why some folks were armed with muskets while many others were brandishing cameras in this week’s Photo Story. Happy Thanksgiving all!

In Issue 534, the calendar page turns to October and all this wonderful month has to offer but not before we celebrate some good vibes at Bayfield Volkfest...

 In Issue 533, time to break out all things tye-dye as the fifth annual Volkfest steers its way into Clan Gregor Square this Sunday and in our photo story, we check in with Bayfield Guiding to see what they’ve been up to so far this year...

In Issue 532, autumn officially arrives on Monday, Sept. 23 at 3:50 a.m. so we have one last weekend of summer to enjoy whether it be on a hike, at a craft beer festival or helping clean up the beach! In our photo story, we take a walk in the rain and raise some money for Cancer Research. 

 In Issue 531,  we truly settle into the late summer routine with annual events like the Terry Fox Run and the Bayfield Beach Cleanup on the horizon. In our photo story, we celebrate loved ones lost amid the fluttering wings of Monarchs and Painted Ladies...

 In Issue 530, it was a wonderful Labour Day weekend in Bayfield with great showings of community spirit at Ryan O’Reilly’s Signature Day, Sunset on Summer and the VHS Run4Kids until that feeling of community all came crashing down on Monday morning... 

 In Issue 529, yep, it’s that time of year again. Labour Day Weekend is almost here. Be sure to enjoy these last vestiges of summer freedom, perhaps by attending the Sunset on Summer BBQ or participating in the VHS Run4Kids, for when Tuesday dawns it will be back to that good old autumn routine...

 In Issue 528, the busiest weekend of summer in Bayfield is now one for the history books. This edition is packed with just a fraction of what was going on. So to save your scrolling finger we’re saving some of the event coverage for next issue…stay tuned! 

 In Issue 527, the Bayfield Community Fair weekend is upon us and it is going to be extra busy - not only do folks have three days of fun filled activities to check out at Agriculture Park there are also concerts, a movie, an art show, a book sale, a calendar launch, and a hike to add to the activity list so no excuse to be bored during this third week in August - get outside and play! 

In Issue 526, Pioneer Park was the place to be over the Civic Holiday weekend with music listening, sunset painting, fireworks watching, running, walking, and wheeling on the to do list! It was all pretty fabulous and you can learn about it here! 

In Issue 525, how can Civic Holiday weekend be here already? Let’s hope the remainder of the summer doesn’t go by quite so quickly. One person who has probably wished to slow the summer down a bit is Huron County native Ryan O’Reilly. As Centerman for the 2019 St. Louis Blues Stanley Cup winning team he shared his day with the Cup with several area communities on July 25th. We have full coverage here! Check it out!

 In Issue 524, we don’t want to rush summer but there are a lot of exciting activities and events on deck for August in this week’s edition…and in our photo story, we take a moment to smell the flowers at Falhaven Farm with members of the Bayfield Garden Club...

 In Issue 523, we visit with the owners of two new businesses on the village’s Main Street and in our photo story, we get lost amongst the bargains offered at the 72nd Rummage Sale in support of Pioneer Park...

In Issue 522, happy anniversary to all our subscribers, contributors and advertisers as we celebrate ten years of the Bayfield Breeze this week! What a decade it has been!

In Issue 521, Canada Day is now but a memory but there is still lots to look forward to during the hazy, lazy days of summer such as the Vettefest, Firemen’s Breakfast and more on tap for this coming weekend. In our photo story, we pick up a paint brush to capture the setting sun at Pioneer Park...

 In Issue 520, it may be necessary to take a second look at the calendar but it’s true Canada Day weekend is upon us! Get out and celebrate what being Canadian means to you…ah, the perfect segue to this week’s photo story where we visited the Huron Multicultural Festival. 

 In Issue 519, we look ahead to Friday, June 21st when summer officially arrives at 11:54 a.m. lots of activities happening around the village and the county worth celebrating to mark the change of season this week - read all about it here!

 In Issue 518, summer might not be quite here weather wise but signs are encouraging with stories addressing topics such as the Yacht Club, Blue Flag beaches and BBQs included this week. In our photo story, the Bayfield International Croquet Club lives up to its name having hosted a tournament over the weekend with participants from across North America, Australia and New Zealand. Croquet! Another summer type activity!

 In Issue 517, the fragrance of lilacs waft on the air and twilight lingers as the last vestiges of spring entwine with the start of summer…yes folks, June has arrived and so have all the terrific annual events that happen in it! Be sure to take some time and soak it all in… 

In Issue 516, the village truly awakens this weekend with the village yard sales, Dog Guides Walk, Old Bike Day and the long anticipated Ontario Heritage Conference all happening - get out and enjoy! In our photo story, we recognize 170 years of Anglican service to the community...

 In Issue 515, Victoria Day Weekend 2019 is now in the history books. It was perhaps typical of a spring long weekend in Canada with a trifecta of accessories required for holiday comfort. Where else would you need flip flops and sunscreen, umbrellas and rubber boots, and toques and mitts all in span of 24 hours? Hope you enjoyed it! 

 In Issue 514, spring may be slow in arriving this year but the village and area events you expect to experience at this time of year are in full bloom - learn all about them this week. And in our photo story we eat, drink and make merry at the fourth annual Bayfield Beer, Wine and Food Festival organized by the BACPA...

 In Issue 513, the month of May is now fully established and traditional events are on the horizon from the Duck Race to the Community Lunch read all about them this week! And in our photo story, we take a look at the history behind the Bayfield Community Fair Parade...

  In Issue 512, we make the drive down the long, winding lane to the Huron Residential Hospice to share with the community what the world is like behind the expansive, yet welcoming, front door and in our photo story, we take to the stage with Admiral Henry Wolsey Bayfield...

 In Issue 511, Spring showers are definitely here as are many traditional Spring events such as the Bayfield Lions’ Home and Garden Show to be held this weekend and in our photo story, we look back on a definite rite of the season - the annual Easter Egg Hunt hosted by the Bayfield Optimist Club...

 In Issue 510, spring activities are in full swing in the village and surrounding area many due to the efforts of volunteers thus making our photo story very appropriate - it’s a salute to Bayfield’s many volunteers!

 In Issue 509, we meet Andrew McIntosh, who has established a branch of MacLachlan Insurance in the Bayfield Convenience Plaza, and in our photo story, we look back on the life of a true unsung Canadian history, who happens to be very dear to our little community, Admiral Henry Wolsey Bayfield…  

 In Issue 508, March may have went out like a Lion but never fear April is here and it is the perfect time to get outside, so for our photo story, we take a stroll down Main Street with an architect and some seventies’ activists.  

 In Issue 507, as part of our ongoing series of heritage features we visit Orlagh one of the grandest homes built in the village in the 1800s and in our photo story we see who can glide the fastest on the race track with Bayfield Guiding... 

 In Issue 506, may we wish you a happy first day of Spring! Need we say more? No, I don’t think we do...

 In Issue 505, it may only be mid-March but there is lots to do in the village and surrounding communities - read all about them in this week’s publication. And in our photo story we take a look at the history surrounding the village’s connection to the north country - the Bayfield Bridge... 

 In Issue 504, we take a look at life growing up visiting Eblana and in our photo story we step out on the ice with some heroic skating stars...

 In Issue 503, we reach out to the community to help a family in need after a devastating house fire and in our photo story we kick up our heels at the Bayfield Town Hall during a session of All Ages Line Dancing… 

 In Issue 502, the season of soup is upon us once again. In recent years piping hot bowls of soup enjoyed in a social setting has become a harbinger of spring in the village. In our photo story, we visit the Bayfield Town Hall for their annual Soup’s On event plus remind everyone that Soup and a Movie on Tuesdays at Trinity St. James Anglican Church is fast approaching. 

 In Issue 501, Family Day weekend is almost here! Looking for something to do? Reserve your tickets for Soup’s On this Sunday and head to the arena for family fun on Monday! In our photo story, we take a fond look at the Gordon House and one of its most beloved residents... 

 In Issue 500, we celebrate our milestone of 500 publications by bringing you the news of the week…and in our photo story we go on a play date with a lot of local littles! 

In Issue 499, we would like to announce that there are just 50 days until the first day of Spring! That is all.  

 In Issue 498, after an extremely cold few days it is time to warm up with the Bayfield Breeze! We learn that the future of the Bayfield Arena and Community Centre is 3P and we march for fundamental rights in our photo story...

 In Issue 497, we break ground on the new farm animal display building in Agricultural Park and in our photo story, we join a whole lot of folks who enjoyed perfect winter weather for a walk on the Varna Nature Trails...

In Issue 496, in the Spring of 2012, Dave Gillians’ book entitled, “For the Love of Bayfield” was first published but as history happens each day the local author has been collecting stories ever since. The result is an updated version of the book with some additional stories and photos. This week, we highlight an old story, a new feature and an updated anecdote in anticipation of the new edition coming soon! And we complete our look back at the year that was in our photo story...

 In Issue 495, we take a look at what is new at Michael’s Home Healthcare and we remember what is old as our look back on 2018 continues in our photo story…